Title	Madison Riverfront, 1972
Owning Institution	Indiana Historical Society
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Item ID	P0586_SLIDE_BIN08_003
Description	This photo of historic downtown Madison, Indiana and the Ohio Riverfront was taken from Milton, Kentucky. Many downtown buildings are visible in the photo, including the Jefferson County Courthouse dome, the Hillside Inn, and a few church steeples. A riverboat appears to be docked by the shore. Madison was laid out in 1810 and named for the president at the time, James Madison.
Subject	Rivers Ohio River Boats Hotels Churches Courthouses Towns Steamboats Madison (Ind.) Historic districts
Creator	Carolyn Elliott McManaman
Date	1972
Time Period	1970s (1970-1979)
Geographic Location	Indiana--Jefferson County--Madison
Source Collection Name	Carolyn Marie (Elliott) McManaman Slides, Circa 1950-1991
Source Collection Number	P0586
Digital Collection Name	Carolyn McManaman Color Slide Collection
Digital Collection Number	dc106
Format of Original	35 mm color slide
Digital Format	JP2000
Resolution	600 ppi
Notes	Carolyn Elliott McManaman (1917-2011) was a prolific amateur photographer from southeastern Indiana, near Cincinnati. She graduated from DePauw University in 1939 and was active in many Indiana organizations including the Indiana Historical Society, Dearborn County Historical Society, and American Heart Association.
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Copyright Notice	Digital Image 2017 Indiana Historical Society. All Rights Reserved.
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